Sun, Dec 28, 2025 thru Sat, Jan 3, 2026
Marcus and I went to the Pullman Historic Museum for some education and model trains...
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| Before we left, Denise (the wife of Marcus) made me a beautiful grilled cheese sandwich. Thank you, Denise! |
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| In Chicago, here's the Exhibit Hall where the model trains would be running. |
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| Marcus with the conductor from the Polar Express (aka Tom Hanks) |
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| This model train set up is provided by the model train club where Marcus is a member. |
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| The small scenes along the tracks are produced and made by Marcus |
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| The directional signals tell the engineers whether to GO, SLOW, or STOP. |
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| We liked this display of the Pullman Progress from 1859 to 1956. |
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| Since we're at the museum, I thought I should capture some of the historical moments of the Pullman family. |
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| Although George Pullman took great care of his employees, they still decided the best option at this point in history was to STRIKE. |
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| More timeline information... |
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| This is the club that Marcus is a member in South Elgin. |
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| I bought this poster for Tom Stover since his passenger terminal includes a Pullman maintenance facility. |












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